Edit a language and Welcome Message

It is possible to edit every language in the overview. If, by example, a new language is added it is poissible to edit the settings or to add a translation to the new added language. To edit a language:

Click Settings in the Menu bar and click the Language item from the side menu.
Select a language from the overview by clicking on the name of the language.
The language window contains the following sections:
- General: Enter the language name and Iso code. Select if the language is the default language or not.
- Status: Select whether the language can be seen and used by users (enabled) or invisible to users (disabled).
- Formats: The em>Date format is the way dates are presented to your customers throughout the PrintShop Mail Web system, for example 2007-12-23 or 23-12-2007. To define the date format only use:
  - D or DD for day
  - M or MM for month
  - Y, YY or YYYY for year
  - -
  - /
  - .
  The Thousand and Decimal separator defines how numbers are formatted, for example 2,599.13 or 2.599,13.
  Select in the First day of week pull-down-menu on which day of the week the calendar should start. By default the first day of the week is set on Sunday. The calender is shown on the Shipping page (New document), after selecting the Shipping date icon.
- Text variables: it is possible to change the Welcome text here. The Welcome text is shown after logging in to the system.
  In the User interface strings window you find all strings used in the PrintShop Mail Web system. You can edit and/or translate all buttons, text items and strings to any language. The variables and the text are separated by = symbols. See the examples below:
```
cWelcome=Welcome
cEditUserInfo=Edit user info
fbPersonInfoEdit=Edit user info

cWelcome=Welcome
cEditUserInfo,fbPersonInfoEdit=Edit user info

cWelcome=Welcome
cEditUserInfo,fbPersonInfoEdit=My Profile
```
Click Save to store the changes.

It is also possible tot change the default language direct from the Language overview. The default language is indicated by a black check mark. Click one of the greyed out check marks to make the selected language the default system language.

Note: Changing the user interface strings must be done with caution. If you are not sure whether you are editing the right string, please add some text behind the string, click Save and check the result in the software. You can search for the added text to find the changed string easily after having verified the results.